AliExpress has
128GB Meta Quest 3S All-in-One Headset on sale for $228.62 - $35 (apply promo code
ASUSDEAL35 at checkout) =
$193.62 (
or less, see note below).
Shipping is free.
- Note: Select PayPal as your payment method to save an additional $15 off, bringing the total to $175.62 (see complete terms).
- Note: Price may fluctuate slightly with currency exchange rates. You must be signed into your AliExpress account and have your address added to add items to your cart and place an order. You may have to manually type in the promo code to apply it at checkout. This item ships from a USA warehouse. For expedited customer service, please email [email protected].
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Community Reviews
The Quest 3S deal stands out for PCVR and media use at a very low price, with some reports of fast U.S. warehouse delivery and units arriving working normally. The headset can run Android apps, sideload software, and use third party USB C power injectors or a pocket power bank to avoid battery drain. The main concerns are AliExpress shipping and refund reliability, plus uncertainty about authenticity, warranty, referral credit, and whether the seller is truly U.S. based. A few comments also note Meta ecosystem and future support worries, making this a tempting but cautious pick.
Common Questions (5)
AliExpress purchase protection can help, but shipping disputes may still be hard to win if the seller provides fake tracking or delivery to the wrong address. A credit card chargeback may be the most effective fallback if AliExpress sides with the seller.
Yes. It runs Android, so you can sideload apps or use PCVR, and a third-party USB-C power-injector cable can reduce battery drain for wired use. The practical downside is that Meta account/data concerns and PC streaming limitations still matter for some buyers.
Some orders may ship from a US warehouse and arrive in about 4-5 days. The listing also appears to be from global sellers, so shipping origin can vary.
It is a strong price, but not unheard of: similar Quest 3S deals reportedly dropped into the $160s during the last holiday season, and Walmart has sold it for $250 with a game. That makes this listing attractive, though not necessarily the absolute lowest ever.
If it arrives and connects to Meta services, downloads games, and functions normally, it is likely genuine. The main risk is not a fake headset but a scam listing that ships nothing, a wrong item, or a used/refurbished unit instead of a new one.
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I have the suspicion that this way they can also declare low costs and get away with it, especially when they send 1000 trinkets in one box and split it to 500 people.
Fair concern though -- and others as expressed. The only actual issues I've had on AliExpress are sellers that just cancel orders, non-delivery, and what I bought just not being great. But I've never been left out to dry. Communication with sellers can be rough. Customer support/escalations are usually not so bad (in my experience).
Curious to see more reports. It's garnered enough interest I assume some people bit and we should start seeing results trickle in. These should come fast with no tariff/customs per listing info. Even if it turns out legit it's not the steal of the century.
For $250 from Walmart with a game, warranty, returnability, and $30 Quest money, I'm pretty sure I know which I'd choose.
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